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Enrico Bruschini: "Italy Is Wonderful. That's It!"

Maria Rita Latto(November 07, 2011)

Interview with the official historian of the US Embassy in Rome. Professor Bruschini is giving a lecture at the Italian Cultural Institute of New York about “The Cultural Contribution of Italy to Mankind” promoted by ILICA. @ Istituto Italiano di Cultura 686 Park Avenue, New York, NY (between 68th&69th street) Wednesday November 9th, 2011 5:45 pm

Art & Culture

Adoration for Italy in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry

Daniela Gioseffi*(October 02, 2011)

America’s Most Iconic Poet Saw Italy as Symbolic of Emotional and Artistic Freedom

Facts & Stories

Under the Italian Sun

N. L.(August 15, 2011)

Summer vacation is a risky time for household pets in Italy. Vacationers are too busy thinking of splashing in the water rather than taking care of their pets and the easiest way out is to abandon them on the nation's highways.

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"Who Loves You, Baby?" A Show You Shouldn't Miss

Darrell Fusaro(August 08, 2011)

I rarely write theatre reviews but when I do it’s because I had such a great time I want to make sure all my friends don’t miss out. This is one of those shows. Starring former Italian American Football League Quarterback, Tom DiMenna.

Life & People

Get the Best of Both Worlds: Rome & Los Angeles (or Here & Hereafter). All For Just $5,000US!

Darrell Fusaro(June 28, 2011)

Last week I met my friend Mike Dugan in downtown Los Angeles to see his new place. It only cost him $5,000 and it is literally - to die for!

Facts & Stories

Treading the Muddy Political Waters

Judith Harris(June 25, 2011)

Voting in three separate elections this May and June, Italians gave a black eye to the center-right government headed by the London Economist’s favorite Italian politician, Silvio Berlusconi. Here are this week's consequences...

Facts & Stories

U.S. Government Shutdown and Immigration Agencies

Annalisa Liuzzo(April 08, 2011)

If Congress does not resolve the budgetary deadlock by midnight, Saturday, April 9, the government will shutdown until a compromise is reached. Generally, if the government shuts down for budgetary reasons, all but “essential” government personnel are furloughed and not allowed to work. So what does this mean for immigration agencies?

Art & Culture

The Art of Singing Verdi. A Lecture by Fred Plotkin

Julian Sachs(March 03, 2011)

Casa Italiana Zerilli-Marimò (NYU) began its celebrations for the 150th anniversary of the Italian Unification with a lecture on the art of singing the works of Giuseppe Verdi, the most representative composer of the Italian Risorgimento

Life & People

All About Italy, in Sixty Minutes

ALICE BONVICINI(November 12, 2010)

With Laura Caparrotti up and down the peninsula, among stereotypes, customs and dialects. We talked with Laura about her one-woman show “ABC.. L'Italiano Si Impara Così”

Art & Culture

Nathan Englander: How I Write

Benedetta Grasso(October 22, 2010)

At the Italian Cultural Institute, during the event “Lezioni Americane: Libri Come” Nathan Englander and Antonio Monda discussed the author’s approach to writing as well as upcoming projects

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Enrico Bruschini: "Italy Is Wonderful. That's It!"

Adoration for Italy in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry

Under the Italian Sun

"Who Loves You, Baby?" A Show You Shouldn't Miss

Get the Best of Both Worlds: Rome & Los Angeles (or Here & Hereafter). All For Just $5,000US!

Treading the Muddy Political Waters

U.S. Government Shutdown and Immigration Agencies

The Art of Singing Verdi. A Lecture by Fred Plotkin

All About Italy, in Sixty Minutes

Nathan Englander: How I Write

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